...ction in the summer—no man is saved, he says, except by his inconsistencies. I told him he had laid up a large assurance of salvation in that line, to which he heartily agreed. In 1855, Mr. Higginson ventured on an unusually extended lecture trip. He reported to his wife:— I am too soft-hearted for a Lecturer and cannot bear to take money out of people's pockets. I wish I were as...